react-svl v1.2.2

react-svl

react-svl is simple validation library for React.

Install

To use react-svl, all you need to do is install the react-svl package.

npm install react-svl

or

yarn add react-svl

Usage

This is an example of using Chakra UI.

import { useForm } from 'react-svl';

export const ValdiationExample = () => {
  // setting initialValues and validationRules
  const { errors, values, setFieldValue, validateField } = useForm({
    initialValues: {
      FirstName: '',
      Password: '',
    },
    validationRules: {
      FirstName: {
        isRequired: true,
      },
      Password: {
        minLength: 8,
      },
    },
  });
  return (
    <Box>
      <FormControl isInvalid={errors.FirstName.isInValid}>
        <FormLabel>First Name</FormLabel>
        <Input
          value={values.FirstName}
          onChange={(e) => setFieldValue('FirstName', e.currentTarget.value)}
          onBlur={() => validateField('FirstName')}
        />
        <FormErrorMessage>{errors.FirstName.isRequired?.message}</FormErrorMessage>
      </FormControl>
      <FormControl isInvalid={errors.Password.isInValid}>
        <FormLabel>Password</FormLabel>
        <Input
          value={values.Password}
          onChange={(e) => setFieldValue('Password', e.currentTarget.value)}
          onBlur={() => validateField('Password')}
        />
        <FormErrorMessage>{errors.Password.minLength?.message}</FormErrorMessage>
      </FormControl>
    </Box>
  );
};

API

useForm

useForm is custom hook for validation.

const { errors, values, setFieldValue, validateField } = useForm({
  initialValues: {
    FirstName: '',
    Password: '',
  },
  validationRules: {
    FirstName: {
      isRequired: true,
    },
    Password: {
      minLength: 8,
    },
  },
});

Validation Rule

The following items can be set as validation rules.

Change State

You can use setFieldValue to change the State.

<Input value={values.FirstName} onChange={(e) => setFieldValue('FirstName', e.currentTarget.value)} />

Execute Validate

Using validateField will execute the validation.

<Input
  value={values.FirstName}
  onChange={(e) => setFieldValue('FirstName', e.currentTarget.value)}
  onBlur={() => validateField('FirstName')}
/>

Default Error Message

It also sets the default message for each validation rule, as shown below. (None in the case of custom rule) You can use errors.property_name.rules.name.message.